Terms & Conditions:

International Orders

United Vision Security Systems, Co. ships to all countries except those with trade sanctions in place with the United States.

If you live outside the United States, custom and tariff fees may apply according to your countries import laws. These fees are not collected by United Vision Security Systems company, and this company does not have control of these fees.

The ownership, risk of loss and damage of shipped products are transferred to the customer once United Vision Security Systems delivers product to an official international carrier, such as FedEx, UPS, USPS for delivery to customer/purchaser.

Export Restrictions

Attention: United Vision Security Systems does not illegally export and will not assist directly or indirectly with the illegal export of U.S. manufactured night vision equipment, encryption software or any other products with export restrictions. Shipment without proper licensing or consent is strictly prohibited.

Night Vision Export Restrictions Warning: Export Restrictions Warning: Export of U.S. manufactured night vision equipment is strictly prohibited without a valid export license issued by the U.S. Department of State, in accordance with International Traffic in Arms (ITAR), Title 22, Code of Federal Regulations Part 120-130. For further information contact the Office of Defense Trade Control @ (202) 663 2714.

Export of GEN-3 night vision equipment from the United States without a valid export permit issued by the U.S. Department of State, Office of Defense Trade Controls is strictly prohibited and is a federal crime.
The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) supersedes any Commerce Department jurisdiction that may exist, so Gen II is in the same export category as Gen III - it requires a license to export. There is a Canadian exemption that allows Gen II or below to be exported to Canada without a license, but since an image tube is a US Munitions List (USML) Category XII(c) item, it always requires an end use statement, even if it is shipped to Canada.
It is the Buyer's responsibility to request and obtain export licenses for the export of the subject items, and to ensure that the requirements of all applicable laws, regulations and administrative policies are met.
Generation 4 is absolutely not available for export.

General Export Restrictions:
The export and re-export of some products are controlled by the United States Export Administration Regulations and such product may not be exported or re-exported to Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria or any country to which the United States embargoes goods. In addition, certain software and products may not be distributed to persons on the Table of Denial Orders, the Entity List, or the List of Specially Designated Nationals.

We will verify and ship only those products which are not restricted to the destination countries. Otherwise, we can only ship your order to a domestic location.

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Important Export Restrictions Warning:
Export of some night vision equipment and accessories, thermal imaging equipment and accessories, and optical sighting equipment and accessories is strictly prohibited without a valid export license issued by the U.S. Department of State, in accordance with International Traffic in Arms (ITAR), Title 22, Code of Federal Regulations Part 120-130. Sales or transfer of the above products to entities on the List of Debarred Parties, Denied Persons List and Embargoed Countries are strictly prohibited. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to be aware of the List of Debarred Parties, Denied Persons List and Embargoed Countries. These Lists can be found at the bellow U.S. Government websites or a copy can be provided by United Vision Security Systems upon request. For further information contact the:

U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of Industry and Security
Office of Exporter Services:
Tel.: (202) 482-4811
Website: http://www.bis.doc.gov

U.S. Department of State
International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Office of Defense Trade Control:
Tel.: (202) 663 2714
Website: http://www.state.gov

Technical information

Any classified information regarding any product/ system design is subject to the above regulation, and cant be share without license, the unclassified information as pdf catalogue, presentation, some video clip don't require license and are available for formal RFQ, the live demonstration of products is available only in US and only for Government officials after they get license from U.S. Department of State

Payment Terms:

The only payment method accepted for international orders is T/T (wire transfer).

No shipping before full payments is received.

Prices are EXW (Ex Work) MA, USA.

All duties and taxes are the responsibility of the customer.

Warranty:

United Vision warrants to the original purchaser that each camera sold by united vision shall be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use and with periodical maintenance as set forth by the original manufacturer subject to the following terms and conditions. This Limited Warranty is non-transferable.

- STANDARD WARRANTY: This warranty shall exist for one (1) year . Warranty term begins on date of installation or shipment, whichever first occurs. The Standard Warranty applies to all United Vision Security Systems products with the following exceptions

THERE IS NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THIRD PARTY products implemented by End-user, dealer, integrator,..etc

Sampling/Demo Request:

We don't carry sample, our products/systems are not only expensive to be called sample, but most of our systems require integration (Nothing off the shelf) everything custom made to order, and some products require export license.

- Any request for sample/Demo will be processed as order of product and must be payable in advance and subject to export regulation.

- Customized solution can’t be prototyped for demo purpose, we can help end-user to evaluate performance of systems, and we welcome acceptance committee here in USA to evaluate system prior shipping.

Dear Valued customer, the above terms are not negotiable, please read terms carefully , and feel free to contact us for any addition information at export@ev3000.com

Directorate of Defense Trade Controls

Export of night vision equipment and optical sighting equipment is controlled by the U.S. Department of State Office of Defense Trade Controls, in accordance with International Traffic in Arms (ITAR), Title 22, Code of Federal Regulations Part 120-130 and/or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) U.S. Department of Commerce.

It is unlawful to export, or attempt to export or otherwise transfer or sell any hardware or technical data or furnish any service to any foreign person, whether abroad or in the United States, for which a license or written approval of the U.S. Government is required, without first obtaining the required license or written approval from the Department of the U.S. Government having jurisdiction.

It is the Resellers/End Users responsibility to request and obtain export licenses for the export of the subject items, and to ensure that the requirements of all applicable laws, regulations and administrative policies are met.

Sales or transfers to entities on the List of Debarred Parties, Denied Persons list and Embargoed Countries are strictly prohibited.

These lists can be found at the above US Government websites or at the following links:

Denied Persons list:

http://www.bis.doc.gov/dpl/Default.shtm

Unverified list:

http://www.bis.doc.gov/Enforcement/UnverifiedList/unverified_parties.html

Entity list:

http://www.bis.doc.gov/Entities/Default.htm

Specially Designated Nationals list:

http://www.treas.gov/offices/enforcement/ofac/sdn/

Debarred list:

http://pmdtc.org/debar059.htm

Nonproliferation Sanctions:

http://www.state.gov/t/isn/c15231.htm

Embargoed Countries (see part 746):

http://www.access.gpo.gov/bis/ear/ear_data.html

Country Policies and Embargoes

This chart does not include all policies toward foreign countries for the export of defense articles and defense services. It includes certain policies published in the Federal Register, an official U.S. Government publication that should be consulted regularly to ensure up-to-date awareness of country policies.

Country	Date	Federal Regulation	Comments
Afghanistan	June 27, 1996	61 FR 33313 (PDF, 12KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	May 8, 2001	66 FR 23310 (PDF, 34KB)	Denial Policy to territory of Afghanistan under Taliban control and all of Afghanistan
	July 2, 2002	67 FR 44352 (PDF, 32KB)	Denial Policy to Afghanistan except for Government of Afghanistan and ISAF
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126. Denial policy except for Government of Afghanistan and coalition forces.
Belarus	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Burma	June 16, 1993	58 FR 33293 (PDF, 99KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
Burma	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
China (PR)	June 7, 1989	54 FR 24539 (PDF, 64KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
China (PR)	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Côte d'Ivoire	December 14, 2004	69 FR 74560 (PDF, 59KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
Cuba	December 6, 1984	49 FR 47682 (PDF, 5MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Cyprus	December 18, 1992	57 FR 60265 (PDF, 46KB)	Department of State Denial Notice; does not affect export for the UN forces in Cyprus (UNFICYP) or for civilian end-users
Cyprus	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, except for exports for UNFICYP and civilian end-users.
Democratic Republic of the Congo	April 29, 1993	58 FR 26024 (PDF, 109KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	February 17, 2004	69 FR 7349 (PDF, 38KB)	Modified Denial policy to DROC
	August 30, 2005	70 FR 50966 (PDF, 50KB)	Further modification of Denial Policy to the DROC.
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
Eritrea	March 6, 2006	71 FR 11281 (PDF, 46KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	October 6, 2008	73 FR 58041 (PDF, 47KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Added to list of countries subject to a UN Security Council arms embargo.
Fiji	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with one exception (peacekeeping activities).
Guinea, Republic of	October 26, 2009	N/A	Notice to Exporters
Haiti	October 9, 1991	56 FR 50968 (PDF, 73KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	April 4, 1994	59 FR 15624 (PDF, 265KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	October 4, 2006	71 FR 58496 (PDF, 58KB)	Partial Lifting of Arms Embargo
	February 29, 2012	77 FR 12201 (PDF, 143KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Iran	January 23, 1984	49 FR 2836 (PDF, 122KB)	Department of State Notice designating Iran as a terrorist country
	October 29,1991	56 FR 55630 (PDF, 178KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Iraq	August 3, 1990	55 FR 31808 (PDF, 75KB)	Department of State Revocation Notice
	September 13, 1990	55 FR 37793 (PDF, 26KB)	Department of State Notice designating Iraq as a terrorist country
	October 29, 1991	56 FR 55630 (PDF, 178KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	November 21, 2003	68 FR 65633 (PDF, 35KB)	Denial policy to Iraq except for Iraqi military or police force required by Coalition Provisional Authority.
	April 9, 2004	69 FR 18810 (PDF, 57KB)	Denial policy to Iraq except for nonlethal military equipment, lethal military equipment for use by reconstituted (or interim) Iraqi military or police force, and small arms for use for private security purposes.
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy except for non-lethal military equipment, and lethal military equipment for the Government of Iraq and coalition forces.
Kyrgyzstan	April 9, 2010	N/A	Notice to Exporters
Lebanon	December 15, 2006	71 FR 75609 (PDF, KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy except for exports for UNIFIL and as authorized by the Government of Lebanon.
Liberia	December 18, 1992	57 FR 60265 (PDF, 46KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	September 5, 2001	66 FR 46491 (PDF, 35KB)	Continued denial policy
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
Libya	October 29, 1991	56 FR 55630 (PDF, 178KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	February 7, 2007	72 FR 05614 (PDF, 59KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	May 24, 2011	76 FR 30001 (PDF, 181KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
	September 23, 2011	N/A	Notice to Exporters
	November 4, 2011	76 FR 68313 (PDF, 142KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1.
North Korea	December 6, 1984	49 FR 47682 (PDF, 5MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Removed from “Terrorism” section; denial policy continues.
Pakistan	October 1, 2011	N/A	Notice to Exporters
Sierra Leone	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Sierra Leone	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. No longer a proscribed destination. Licenses are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, as per normal procedure.
Somalia	December 16, 1992	57 FR 59851 (PDF, 101KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	July 22, 1993	58 FR 39280 (PDF, 7.1MB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	May 22, 2007	72 FR 28602 (PDF, 50KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
Sri Lanka	March 24, 2008	73 FR 15409 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with one exception (humanitarian demining).
	March 22, 2012	77 FR 16670 (PDF, 219KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1.
Sudan	November 3, 1993	58 FR 49741 (PDF, 108KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	October 8, 1993	58 FR 52523 (PDF, 9KB)	Department of State Notice designating Sudan as a country supporting terrorism
	April 4, 1994	59 FR 15624 (PDF, 265KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	January 18, 2007	72 FR 02326 (PDF, 51KB)	Determination to provide non-lethal assistance to the Gov. of Southern Sudan
	May 9, 2007	72 FR 26281 (PDF, 33KB)	Presidential Determination
	December 18, 2007	72 FR 71575 (PDF, 53KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
	May 16, 2008	73 FR 28545 (PDF, 51KB)	Determination to provide non-lethal assistance under ITAR jurisdiction to the Gov. of Southern Sudan
	November 9, 2011	76 FR 69612 (PDF, 143KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1 to include the Republic of the Sudan as a proscribed destination, and to clarify that this policy does not apply to the Republic of South Sudan.
Syria	October 29, 1991	56 FR 55630 (PDF, 178KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Venezuela	August 17, 2006	71 FR 47554 (PDF, 45KB)	Department of State Notice on Revocation and Denial of Defense Export Licenses
Venezuela	February 7, 2007	72 FR 5614 (PDF, 59KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Vietnam	December 6, 1984	49 FR 47682 (PDF, 59KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Vietnam	April 3, 2007	72 FR 15830 (PDF, 52KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1
Yemen	December 16, 1992	57 FR 59852 (PDF, 99KB)	Department of State Notice; presumption of denial for lethal articles or items supporting such articles or services
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with certain exceptions.
	July 3, 2012	77 FR 39392 (PDF, 201KB)	Amendment to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations.
Zimbabwe	April 17, 2002	67 FR 18978 (PDF, 34KB)	Department of State Suspension Notice
	July 23, 2002	67 FR 48242 (PDF, 39KB)	Use of Exemption at §123.7
	August 8, 2011	76 FR 47990 (PDF, 188KB)	Amendment to ITAR §126.1. Denial policy, with one exception (temporary export of firearms for individual use).

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